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Toshiba Satellite M35X model is known for it's power connector problem. This issue has been covered on this blog a few times before in the following articles.
Toshiba Satellite M35X and Satellite A75 power jack and battery charge problem
Failed power jack workaround (guide for a Satellite A75 notebook similar to Satellite M35X)
Here's another well written and documented guide submitted by Stephen Macuch. Thank you Stephen for the great pictures and very detailed instructions.
This is a view of the laptop power connector before the repair:
Inside the yellow circle is the main power connection from the connector to the board – note that you can see a dark circle completely around it, indicating that there is no solid metal connection.
Also note that it looks somewhat 'burnt' – this is indicative of sparking taking place. This connection carries 3 amps of current. The current then passes through the component labeled PF1 ( literally 'Power Fuse 1'). It then is supposed to connect to this side of the part circled in red ('PL1') – but notice that flexing of the board as the connector was wiggled caused a crack you can see running horizontally under this end of this part.
Same view, after the repair:
The green coating covering the metal leading up to the power connector was scraped off down to the bare copper of the board, in three places – the center pin, circled in yellow here, and the connector pins on both sides (see below). All were resoldered – on the top side of the board first, then touched up on the bottom (which is not where the primary electrical contact is made). The new broader, smoothly-tapered connection will be both physically stronger, and a better electrical connection.
Inside the red circle, you can see this was done for other part (PL1), as well.
Bottom view of connector, before the repair:
Again note that inside the circled areas, you can see dark circles where there should be solid metal, indicating that the original physical connection has been broken, and the parts are only transferring power due to the fact that they are touching . In fact, the only thing even holding the connector to the board is the connection in the bottom middle (between the two lower yellow circles) and it has a crack in it, as well.
Notice, also, the dried flux residue, indicating that this bottom-side soldering was done entirely, or touched up, by hand – and not cleaned afterwards.
The actual metal that conducts the power is actually of the top side of the board, where the connector is mounted, but the fact that the solder that flowed through mounting holes has cracked indicates is was not properly soldered in the first place.
As you can see in the two views below, all solder joints between the connector and the top side copper on the board now look much better. Increasing the size and coverage of the solder joints to the metal sides of the connector will make its mounting to the board physically much stronger as well, and better able to resist any side-to-side or up-and-down forces.
Inside the red circles, you can see that both sides of that part PL1 have been well resoldered.
This bottom view of the board after the repair shows good flow of solder through to the bottom side at the time the joints were resoldered.
Here's another common problem with this model:
Laptop locks up, freezes up or reboots when you touch the speakers
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64cj2600 Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 7:55 am
@ atta sargo gabriel,
Did you test the charger? Use a voltmeter. Make sure the charger outputs correct voltage.
63atta sarfo gabriel Says:
June 28th, 2012 at 9:40 pm
my Toshiba satellite L350,when i put the battery in, it display. and when i put the charger in it does not display what should i do?
62cj2600 Says:
November 7th, 2011 at 6:01 pm
@ Bjoern,
Try reseating the video cable connector on the motherboard. Could be loose connection.
61Bjoern Says:
November 6th, 2011 at 4:43 am
Hello i have a problem,
my Thosbiha M30X is the powerconnector broken. i have replace ist, now i start the laptop, the display colour is no black is it red now. Can you help me please?
60cj2600 Says:
November 2nd, 2011 at 4:00 pm
@ Patrick Mc intyre,
Not sure what's going on but I would run test on the hard drive. Maybe the hard drive has some bad sectors.
You can download HDTune (free hard drive testing utility) and run Error Scan. Run full test, not the quick one. If you see errors, probably it's time to replace the hard drive.
59Patrick Mc intyre Says:
November 2nd, 2011 at 2:37 pm
I have a toshiba satellite desktop when I turn it on it tells me I have a bad pool header, when I put my password in it says welcome and then the desktop comes on I click aol 9.1 and it says windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown, window can check online for a solution to the problem the next time you go online I hit check later and it says a problem has been detected and then it says window error recovery it asks if I want to start windows normally and then it goes back to asking my password I put it in and once again it brings my right back to the desk top, do you have any idea what is going on
58john Says:
September 29th, 2011 at 2:30 pm
Can somebody please tell me what part PL1 actually is because mine is burnt and neither it or the other PL parts have any identifying marks
57cj2600 Says:
September 17th, 2011 at 7:16 am
@ kamal,
It's not memory, it's the hard drive you are talking about.
Here's the best course of action:
1. Purchase a larger hard drive and install it into the laptop.
2. Run recovery discs to reinstall OS back to factory defaults.
3. Purchase an external USB enclosure for the old hard drive (probably $10-15). Install old hard drive into the enclosure.
4. Connect enclosure to the laptop and transfer personal data to the new drive.
56kamal Says:
September 14th, 2011 at 10:58 am
hiya i have got toshiba satellite pro l4o and it is 3 years old, it has got 80gb memory which is almost full and it is running so slow, it stops responding in normal mode so i always have to use it in safe mode. can u please tell me some solution, im just so depressed.
55repairman Says:
March 5th, 2011 at 3:03 am
On a M35X-S114 PSA72U-3HC00U power socket, the repair advice here and elsewhere conflicts with my experience. Initially I re-soldered the rear +ve connector above and below the board but this caused a short. Seeing nothing wrong, I removed the socket, cleaned up the area and connected wires to the top side to get things working again. Two days later when I fitted a new power socket the same thing, sparks from a short. Surprisingly I had to completely remove any solder from around the rear +ve connector on the underside of the board. It looks as if it should not make contact underneath. I then put a small amount of epoxy at the rear of the socket to help fix the socket.
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I am not great at math. Actually I am downright terrible at math, which is why when experimenting with new recipes I almost always over estimate the quantity of ingredients needed. This happened to be the case when over the Holiday's I was whipping up a batch of cheese puffs and I requested my husband, Paul* (you guys know Paul right?) bring home two pounds of Caciocavallo cheese figuring a pound would grate into a cup and I needed two cups for the recipe. This as it turned out was yet another horrible estimation and so now 1 and ¼ (sort of pricey) pounds of imported Caciocavallo cheese has been shaming me whenever I open the refrigerator door. What to do?
Its pretty custom for me to plan out our weekly meals ahead of time so as not to get caught in the 5 pm panic of "what's for dinner?", so on Tuesday when I opened the fridge to reach the chop meat for a modest loaf of the same and I saw the cheese mocking me from the corner of my eye I grabbed the hunk of it and placed it decisively on top of my cutting board. I am a huge fan of experimenting with meat loaf because it can be whatever you want it to be, a true dinner time chameleon. This time I chopped up some fresh organic baby spinach, threw in a cup of toasted pine nuts, raisins, and a healthy 2 cups of grated Caciocavallo cheese. The results may put my future plans of experimenting on hold, as Paul declared it was the best he's ever had, quickly followed by his usual "Did you write this one down??" Yes my dear I did.
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1 cup raisins
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Nevada author Areta Frost wrote a beautifully-illustrated book for children is a light-hearted approach to the serious problem of animal abandonment
"Can You Suppose – Dogs in Clothes?," a new book by Frost, has been released by RoseDog Books.
Frost created this story to share the joy of pets and inspire responsible ownership in children. School children have judged the story, from kindergarten to seventh grade, and laughter echoes relative to their ages and level of understanding.
Art projects have produced paper doll clothes for dogs. Many children then drew their own dogs and clothes enlarging on the theme.
Youngsters understand feeling lost, weak or vulnerable and have the same need to belong as dogs and cats.
Frost wrote this story as a light-hearted approach to a serious problem of animal abandonment.
Home for Frost is a "Jurassic Period" high desert bowl encircled by corrugated mountains and vibrant wraparound sky. She is a retired city girl who always worked while raising three sons, often moving them to where the jobs were. Now in Nevada, she has found her own power to create, paint, etch, write and collect abandoned animals.
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(WICHITA, Kan.)—The Dolly Madison Bakery in Emporia is the city's 2nd largest employer. The city manager says Emporia doesn't have enough open jobs to absorb all 500 displaced workers.
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Shelves at the Salvation Army's food pantry in Emporia are full. A donation drive last week brought in more than expected. Now, it may not be enough to last the winter because of the bakery shut down.
"We are going to see very shortly a great influx of people coming for food, for utilities, for rent, for Christmas," Lopez said
Lopez prayed with Dolly Madison workers Friday morning on the picket line, and she heard their fears for the future.
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"We are very resilient," said Emporia City Manager Matthew Zimmerman. "We have always bounced back, we bounced back after the 1500 job layoff at Tyson."
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MOUNT VERNON Central Ohio Technical Colleges (COTC) Knox Campus will hold an open house Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. in Ariel Hall, located at 236 S. Main St., Mount Vernon.
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March 31st - April 11th.
Featuring works from long term residents currently working at the Red Lodge Clay Center. Koral Halperin's sculptures are constructed using coils, allowing her work to grow intuitively. Her investigation of form and color grants unexpected possibilites and piques curiosity. Perry Haas's current work is a series of large-scale platters that express movement horizontally across the surface and come from a geological approach, resembling the folds in the earth's crust. The series is firebox-driven which allows the kiln to take control of the final result. Ryan Matthwe Mitchell is largely improvisational in process which allows the use of all sorts of imagery and phenomena. The result is various works with fragmented bits of undeveloped though, concepts laid atop one another.
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The Exit Gallery is excited to be hosting free screenings of several Art21 films this semester. Art21 is a nonprofit that is dedicated to engaging audiences with contemporary visual art, inspiring creative thinking, and education a new generation about artists working today. These screenings will provide an opportunity for upper and lower classmen to mingle and network with fellow artists.
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All showings will be held in Cheever 215 at 5.00pm on Tuesday evenings. Refreshments will be provided.
February 18th - "Transformation" which features Paul McCarthy, Cindy Sherman, and Yinka Shonibare.
March 25th - "Protest" which features Jenny Holzer, Alfredo Jaar, An-My Le, and Nacny Spero.
April 8th - "Identity" which features Louise Bourgeois, Maya Lin, Kerry James Marshall, and Bruce Newman.
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April 28th - May 2nd in the Exit Gallery
Reception Wednesday, April 30th 5:30pm
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We will be accepting postcards until Friday April 25th at 5.00pm.
There will be an (anonymous) submission box in the Exit Gallery starting Feb. 18th.
Call for 2D art
The Exit Gallery is currently accepting 2D art to be placed in the Renne Library.
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America is a country at war. While the war in Iraq ostensibly drew down in December 2011, the United States has been quagmired in a war in Afghanistan for more than a decade.
But we're also in the midst of a number of other wars — cultural wars. It started with Nixon's War on Drugs, then quickly escalated.
President Barack Obama's environmental regulations on coal mining caused proponents to claim he had declared a War on Coal. The Affordable Care Act's mandate that companies pay for employee contraception caused many faith groups to claim a War on Religion.
Statements from Republican politicians about "legitimate rape" and "binders full of women" caused some Democrats to claim the GOP had declared a War on Women.
And the ever-vigilant conspiracists news hounds at FOX News have exposed a scheme by Jesus-hating liberals to wage a War on Christmas for trying to remove constitutionally questionable dolled-up trees and pastoral scenes of babies in unsuitable barn-life cribbery faith-based displays from public property.
But by far the most heinous altercation being waged originated with Republican Ohio Senate President Tom Niehaus, who has declared a War on Babies.
As first reported by The Enquirer, conservative groups this week sent out a press release vilifying Niehaus for killing tons of babies in a mass effort to wipe out the state's youth population a 17-month old bill that would give Ohio one of the strictest abortion laws in the nation.
Niehaus moved the so-called Heartbeat Bill — which would ban all abortions after the first detectable fetal heartbeat — from the Health Committee to the Rules and Reference Committee to avoid a forced vote on the legislation. He also removed staunch anti-abortion Senators Keith Faber and Shannon Jones from that committee.
"I'm shocked by Tom Niehaus' war on pro-life women," wrote Lori Viars in the news release. Viars is the vice president of Warren County Right to Life and vice chair of Warren County Republican Party.
Viars called for Republicans to remove Niehaus from Senate leadership. Niehaus is term-limited and will not continue on in office after this year.
Niehaus blamed Romney's loss for his decision to kill the bill, saying that the Republican's victory would have increased the likelihood of a U.S. Supreme Court lineup that would uphold it against a likely challenge.
Nearly two years after the economic meltdown in fall 2008, the U.S. Senate voted Thursday to approve a sweeping financial reform bill aimed at the reckless Wall Street investors who caused the crisis.
The Senate voted 60-39 to pass the reforms sought by President Obama. Three Republicans — Scott Brown of Massachusetts, along with Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe of Maine — joined Democrats in supporting the bill.
Just two days before the general election, President Barack Obama made his case to 13,500 people packed into the University of Cincinnati's Fifth Third Arena and 2,000 in an overflow room.
Obama cast the race in comparisons to the previous two presidents, comparing his policies with those of Bill Clinton and equating Republican challenger Mitt Romney's plans with those of George W. Bush.
"So stay with me then," Obama said. "We've got ideas that work, and we've got ideas that don't work, so the choice should be pretty clear."
With less than 48 hours before polls open on Election Day, a Reuters/Ipsos daily tracking poll had Obama and his Republican challenger locked in a statistical dead heat. However the same poll showed Obama with a slight edge in Ohio, up 48 percent to Romney's 44 percent.
Obama touted his first-term accomplishments, including ending the war in Iraq; ending Don't Ask Don't Tell, the policy preventing homosexuals from serving openly in the military; and overhauling the country's health care system.
"It's not just about policy, it's about trust. Who do you trust?" the president asked, flanked by a sea of supporters waving blue "Forward" signs.
"Look, Ohio, you know me by now. You may not agree with every decision I've made, Michelle doesn't always agree with me. You may be frustrated with the pace of change … but I say what I mean and I mean what I say."
Nonpartisan political fact-checker PolitiFact on Nov. 3 took a look at Obama's record on keeping his campaign promises from 2008. The group rated 38 percent as Kept, 16 percent Compromised and 17 percent Broken.
Twice during his speech the president was interrupted by audience members shouting from the stands.
The first was a man on the balcony level of the arena interrupted, shouting anti-abortion slogans and waving a sign showing mutilated fetuses before being dragged out by about five law enforcement officers. Both were drowned out by supporters.
Music legend Stevie Wonder opened the rally for Obama, playing a number of his hits, opening up "Superstition" with a refrain of "on the right track, can't go back."
Wonder discussed abortion policy between songs and urged Ohioans who had not already voted to do so either early on Monday or Election Day.
So far, 28 percent of Ohio voters have already cast their ballots. CNN reports that those votes favor Obama 63/35, according to public polling.
Meanwhile on Sunday, Romney campaigned before an estimated crowd of 25,000 in Pennsylvania, according to the Secret Service.
Political rallies always draw a number of the loyal opposition, and this late-evening appearance was no different. Only five people protested near the line to the arena, but what they lacked in number they attempted to make up for in message.
One large sign read "Obama: 666" and another "Obama is the Beast," alluding to a character in the Christian Biblical book of Revelation.
A man who only identified himself as Brooks carried a large anti-abortion sign that showed pieces of a dismembered fetus.
"I'm here to stand up for the innocent blood that has been shed in this land to the tune of 56 million," Brooks said. He said he was opposed to the politics of both major party presidential candidates.
"I pray for Barack Obama because his beliefs are of the Antichrist, just like Romney," Brooks said.
Brooks said his message for those in line was for them to vote for Jesus — not on the ballot, but through their actions and through candidates that espoused Christian beliefs.
"Obama is not going to change things, Romney is not going to change things," Brooks said. "In the last days there are many Christs, but not the Christ of the Bible. The Christ of the Bible is not for killing children, is not for homosexual marriage."
On Jan. 27, President Obama gave his State of the Union Address and reminded the nation of what his administration was fighting for. Among his many promises to strengthen the economy and tighten security measures against terrorism, was an effort to work with Congress and the military over the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," a law that currently bars openly gay men and women from serving in the military.
An estimated 3,000 people attended today's latest "Tea Party" protest at Fountain Square, this time commemorating Tax Day, and a CityBeat writer and photographer were there to capture the event in all of its sordid glory. [See the photo slideshow here.]
For the past month, Romney-Ryan and crew have been busy accusing President Obama of eliminating welfare-to-work requirements. You can hardly miss the campaign commercials that claim Obama has taken the "work" out of welfare reform. But what we haven't heard is that state officials in Columbus are getting squeezed by the Obama Administration because Ohio failed to move enough people off public assistance programs into real jobs. The feds contend the state has mismanaged welfare reform since 2007.
It is former Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland's administration getting blame for not being aggressive with the work component. Now Ohio is desperately trying to dodge $136.2 million in penalties for failing to shift welfare recipients into the workforce. Next week, Republican Gov. John Kasich's administration plans to spend nearly $500,000 on a consultant to help clean up Ohio's mess. Public Consulting Group Inc. of Boston is in line to get the $499,642 contract. That company says the welfare to work reforms suggested by the Obama Administration in July — the waivers denounced by Romney-Ryan — could actually help get more people off assistance and into jobs.
Here's language straight from the Kasich Administration's request to hire the Boston consulting firm:
"The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
Administration for Children and Families (ACF), notified Ohio of its
failure to meet the performance threshold of fifty percent (all
families) and ninety percent (two parent families) for TANF work
participation for FFY's 2007, 2008, and 2009. These
notifications carried potential penalties of $32,758,572 for FFY 2007,
$45,050,074 for FFY 2008 and $58,517,487 for FFY 2009. Ohio's current
corrective compliance will require Ohio to completely correct the
violation by meeting the work participation threshold during the current
FFY 2012. Failure to do so will result in a reduction of Ohio's State
Family Assistance Grant (i.e. TANF) of $32,758,872 …"
State officials said the consultant would do analysis to increase work participation rates "in accordance with federal requirements." Nobody is suggesting that work participation requirements be ended.
The consulting firm says it knows how to help a state win a waiver, which is an alternative way to assist TANF recipients into the workforce. The waivers are what Romney and Ryan have denounced as killing welfare reform. (So far, Ohio hasn't asked the consultant directly to develop a waiver plan.) But the consultant Ohio is hiring is clear that waivers don't end work requirements and they could actually help achieve better employment outcomes.
"The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) recently issued a challenge for states to develop and test new and innovative strategies that will improve employment outcomes in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program," the consulting firm says. It sees the change as opening up "thoughtful and innovative approaches that connect TANF participants to jobs in a more effective and less administratively burdensome way."
Again, the consultant being hired by the Republicans at the Statehouse in Columbus doesn't say Obama is gutting welfare reform. The consultant says, "The waiver authority specifically allows states to test new ways of helping achieve better employment outcomes within the TANF program by offering flexibility on how work requirements and work participation are defined, administered and measured."


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October 24, 2001
The structure is an impressive gray concrete building with hundereds of steps leading to the entrance. In front is a giant statue of two brothers hugging who were on opposite sides during the Korean War. Also outside is an impressive array of military planes, vehicles and weaponary. Even the helicopters from M.A.S.H. are represented.
The two outer walls flanking the main building list the thousands of soldiers who died in Korea's recent conflicts, including the Vietnam War. After entering the museum we were were lead directly to the Korean War Memorial. It is dark and somber with a black marble fountain in the middle. The most powerful part to me was the single beacon of light that entered from the ceiling and shot down into the middle of the fountain.
The museums houses thousands of pieces of military history. Because of Korea's location it has been the victim of many wars. Japan and China use Korea as the crossing ground for its conflicts. The bottom floor houses military history all the way to the end of the Japanese occupation. It also has a full-scale model of a turtle ship from the late 1500's, stock full of spikes to ram invading Japanese ships.
The upper floor displays exhibits the Korean War often presented in diorama format. It is an extensive exhibition and will answer any questions you might have had about the "Forgotten War." I was moved by the entrance which is a circle of war footage playing non-stop. There is no music and no voice-over; just the sounds and sight of the destruction of war.
The last floor details the Korean Military's strength as of today as well as chronicles its participation in the Vietnam War.
All together, the museum is very moving at times, and very informative and extensive.
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Norwalk, California
January 31, 2006
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Manchester, United Kingdom
April 10, 2001
I went here to learn more about the Korean War and although I found the exhibits interesting, I didn't come away with much more knowledge than I went in with as most of the explanations were written in Korean.
There are an impressive collection of planes, helicopters and boats to climb on outside and lots of videos, pictures and life-like exhibits inside depicting life as experienced by civilians and military during the war.
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For the second time in weeks, federal prosecutors have ordered the arrest of people for illegally taking live sharks out of the Florida Keys.
Two officials of Idaho Aquarium Inc. in Boise were indicted on federal charges of conspiracy and illegally purchasing four spotted eagle rays and two lemon sharks, all protected species and all from Keys waters.
Ammon Covino, 39, president of Idaho Aquarium, and corporate secretary Christopher Conk, 40, were arraigned late last week in Idaho and ordered to appear in U.S. District Court in Key West on March 15.
The Idaho Aquarium is a display facility covering 10,000 square feet operating in a converted Boise warehouse. Listed as a nonprofit educational center, the aquarium opened in late 2011. It claims to offer "over 250 different species of animals and marine life" for the $9 adult admission fee.
The indictment from November was unsealed this month.
On Feb. 7, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami unsealed a separate indictment against two Broward County aquarium suppliers. They were charged with conspiracy to acquire and resell juvenile nurse sharks without a required permit, and angelfish larger than the maximum size allowed. Those fish from the Keys allegedly were sold to a Michigan buyer.
"While both cases relate to the marine living resources of the Florida Keys and involve violations of the Lacey Act, predicated in part on [Florida law], there is no public record material to suggest there is any other relationship between the cases," said Alicia Valle, spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office.
In the indictment against Idaho Aquarium and its officials, prosecutor Thomas Watts-Fitzgerald wrote that the defendants knowingly conspired with fish collectors in the Keys to have the rays and sharks captured without permits and shipped north.
After being offered $1,250 for each live eagle ray, an unnamed fish collector eventually told Covino that permits needed to take the rays could not be obtained. Covino reportedly answered, "Just start doing it.... Who gives a ...".
The collector reportedly shipped three eagle rays in May 2012 and another in June 2012. All were sent to Covino at the Idaho Aquarium.
A second unnamed collector reportedly was solicited by Conk in June for two lemon sharks. The collector said no capture permits for lemon sharks are being issued so "the transaction would have to be conducted on the 'down low,' " the indictment says.
In a later conversation, Covino is accused of saying the lack of permits for the lemon sharks was "no big deal." The lemon sharks were purchased for $650 each and sent to Idaho in October.
Neither collector was named in the indictment.
According to the U.S. District Court documents, Covino and Conk could receive prison terms of up to five years on each of four counts.
The Idaho Aquarium could be fined $500,000. The government is seeking to seize Conk's 2005 Ford pickup truck, reportedly used to transport the fish from an airport.


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I don't seem to have the option of Dolby Digital 5.1 sound export from the H 264 Blu-ray preset.
I have not activated the Surcode plugin yet ( I'm waiting for the code email) but the Mpeg 2 dvd and Blu-ray give the 5.1 option.
Richard Knight
I have just spent 90 min on the phone to Adobe support. It seems there is no Surcode option when exporting H264 Blu-ray files in CS6 there was in CS5 and 5.5 The problem has been refered to the next level of support!
The work around I am using is to export the pictures with H 264 and the surround sound with MPEG 2 Blu-Ray.
How was this missed during Beta testing, could I put my name forward as a tester for CS7
Richard Knight
Here is an email I received from Surcode.
Hello Mr. Knight,
Unfortunately this is an issue within CS6. One workaround you can try is to select "Do not Trascode" under the export transcode settings menu. This disc will, however, not be able to be duplicated (I am assuming your attempting to author a Blu-ray disc through Adobe Encore). Your only other option is to purchase Blu-ray disc authoring software such as NetBlender. This software will allow you to author both an H.264 and Ac3 codec onto a Blu-ray disc.
AS far a I understand encore has no way to take blu-ray to replication anyway. Encore lacks the security lock (AACS) that all replicated blu-rays require. therefore the only options with replication of blu-ray to begin with is do-studio, blu-print, or scenarist. (that's how it was with cs5 anyway)
EDited to add: n/m I completely misinterpreted the OP. too much multi-tasking today. Info still stands for replications, but as far as the DD 5.1 I don't work with that, so I have no advice I hear adobe fixed the DTS issue in encore though.
Hi Richard,
Two points to answer your initial post:
First is that you need to use the H.264 Blu-ray (Legacy) option in Premiere Pro and AME CS6 to access Surcode Dolby. This is why the "(Legacy)" option is there. We encountered a late technical problem which prevented us from hooking up the Surcode encoder to the new H.264 Blu-ray encoder (the non-legacy one). We therefore decided to keep the Legacy encoder available so all functionality from CS5.5 is preserved.
Second is that none of the presets enable Dolby audio; by default they use PCM. If you want to use Surcode then you need to edit the settings manually. You can save those custom settings as a new preset.
Where do I find the 'Legacy' setting I don't have anything that says that in my presets list.
Richard Knight
I found it, It is only in AME not in Export from Premiere. I always use Export rather than Queue so that any scaling is done by the GPU.
Richard Knight
No legacy options in my windows build (319).
As Richard noted, this option is in AME and not in the Export Settings dialog you see in Premiere Pro. Sorry about the confusion (I'm an After Effects guy, but I minored in AME).
There are only two legacy options in H264 BluRay and they are for dv 480 and 720.
The other legacy options appear when you select the DV legacy option in AME.
Ann, that doesn't sound right. Please post a screenshot of what you're seeing.
I don't do DD5.1 (I do DTS) but could the op just export the video as an h264 export with stereo sound, then a second export including the dd5.1 attached to an mpeg blu-ray export, and delete the mpeg video when done and just import the 2 separate assets to encore ? Or simply export the dd5.1 by itself with no accompanying video? Extra time, but won't it work?
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Richard - You're looking at the list in Premiere Pro. The Legacy encoder options don't appear there, only in AME. I don't know why that is and have asked a colleague on the Premiere team about this.
Ann - The preset you are selecting is the "Match Source Attributes" preset for the legacy H.264 Blu-ray encoder. It will match the frame dimensions, frame rate, field order and PAR of your source. Open the settings for that preset to confirm this. It is not a DV preset.
I think what may be confusing you is that the Frame Size column summarizes the frame dimensions as 720x480. This actually isn't true, AME is using "720x480" as a placeholder for "Whatever the frame rate of your source video really is", which is too long to fit in that field. (Note that the Frame Rate column lists "var. fps" for that preset.) This is something of a bug, or rather a design decision we didn't fully resolve in CS6. Sorry about the confusion.
I am getting no Legacy options in Premiere export Dialog OR AME CS6 in my Adobe Cloud downloaded setup. One of my main things I was anticipating was PCM surround instead of AC3, but now I apparently have neither!
Edit: I'm apparently missing quite a few presets in my install! I have no DVD presets, nothing under "other", HDV, or MPEG-2 options!
geffy - Can you post a screenshot of what your format list looks like? Do this:
1) Add something to the Queue in AME.
2) Click the drop-down menu in the Format column (should get a list like: AAC Audio, AIFF, DPX, F4V, etc.)
3) Take a screenshot of that.
We are currently investigating a problem where AME, when installed with Premiere Pro or After Effects via Creative Cloud, does not have the MPEG2 or Dolby encoders. I suspect you're running into exactly that, and I just want to confirm.
Regarding the Legacy encoders, yes, you do have them. The two presets for "Match Source Attributes" that are in your screenshot belong to the H.264 Blu-ray (Legacy) encoder. (If you widen the Format column header in the Preset Browser panel, you can see the full names. Also, the menu I asked you to take a screenshot of will confirm this.)
Does this thread mean that we can't create and author a DVD or BD with 5.1 surround sound using the Adobe tools like multi track Audition and 99 tracks of Premiere Pro? With such powerful audio tools why should Adobe look for a 3rd Party to accomplish this? I really don't get it. I recall years ago when I last used Pinnacle Studio 9, it had the option of creating a 5.1 surround sound although limited to two 2 audio tracks in the timeline.
I am cutting a low budget movie right now with CS5.5 but can't figure out how to export my foley, SFX, dialogue and ambience from different angles to create that surround system by just using the renowed Adobe tools.
This suite includes video editing, visual effects (AE & PS +IL) and AU for the audio, so how can I get this to give me the surround feeling without leaving the timeline and dynamic link?
srukweza wrote:
Does this thread mean that we can't create and author a DVD or BD with 5.1 surround sound using the Adobe tools like multi track Audition and 99 tracks of Premiere Pro? With such powerful audio tools why should Adobe look for a 3rd Party to accomplish this? I really don't get it. I recall years ago when I last used Pinnacle Studio 9, it had the option of creating a 5.1 surround sound although limited to two 2 audio tracks in the timeline.
you can create it, you just can't trasncobe it without the surcode plug-in which is $250 (last i checked) still a steal for fully license DD5.1, but if you want to do any 5.1 (DD or DTS) you do need an external encoder (dts) or a monetary plugin (DD)
Here's the screenshot, I can confirm I'm missing MPEG-2
It is ridiculous that we can't export to 5.1 out of premiere. I thought the partnership with DTS would bring this about? or was this a dropped feature? http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dts-alliance-adobe-brings-dts-120000997. html
Why should this be solved by a third party when Adobe has got a complete Production Suite?
srukweza wrote:
Why should this be solved by a third party when Adobe has got a complete Production Suite?
its always been this way. adobe used to work out a deal with surcode to get a discount. don't know if they still are... but, thats how it has always been. evidently, surcode is a fully licensed version of DD5.1, meaning you can even use it for major productions, and be able to boldly advertise you have DD5.1 without being sued. its legit DD5.1 if adobe packed that in, they would have to raise costs, and the consumer would pay. since not everyone uses DD 5.1 (i'm on of them) why should we have to pay for it?
geffyb wrote:
It is ridiculous that we can't export to 5.1 out of premiere. I thought the partnership with DTS would bring this about? or was this a dropped feature? http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dts-alliance-adobe-brings-dts-120000997. html
article states:
"Adobe Systems Incorporated has integrated DTS audio technology to enhance the upcoming release of Adobe® Encore® CS6 software, the latest 64-bit version of the disc authoring software tool designed for video professionals, which is included with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Adobe CS6 Production Premium. The software's integration of DTS-HD Master Audio™, DTS-HD High Resolution Audio™ and DTS Digital Surround™ technologies enables users to publish Blu-ray Disc™ and DVD disc images with up to 5.1 channels of surround sound for an immersive audio experience and condensed audio file size, which increases multi-device compatibility. "
which is true. encore now handles DTS-MA which it never did before. so the deal they worked out was a success in that regard. the deal never said anything about adding DTS encoding to PrPro.
geffy: Over the weekend we released a 6.0.1 patch for AME CS6 that fixes the problem where the MPEG2 and MXF OP1a encoders are missing in AME when installed via Creative Cloud.
Apply the patch by choosing Help > Updates in AME or any other CS6 application. Please try that and report back if it fixed your problem.
Everyone: there are a number of other bug fixes in this patch as well, it is a recommended update. Here's Todd's initial post about it. We'll be posting more detailed information about this patch in the near future.
Thanks! It fixed all my issues, great responce on this guys!
1 Question.
When i export video in adobe encore cs5 with h.264 Blu-ray i have 3 files but i can't play this files on PC. What i have to change to create h.264 Blu-ray in 1 file (with video and sound together)?
You dont. Just do an h264 file instead and skip the Blu-ray export.
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geffyb wrote:
Here's the screenshot, I can confirm I'm missing MPEG-2
It is ridiculous that we can't export to 5.1 out of premiere. I thought the partnership with DTS would bring this about? or was this a dropped feature? http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dts-alliance-adobe-brings-dts-120000997. html
Actually, you still cannot encode to DTS even with Encore CS6's internal encoder. Adobe completely lacks a DTS encoder in the entire Creative Suite because DTS encoding requires the payment of a hefty licensing fee to the company that markets DTS that would have substantially increased the price of the Premiere Pro application into the tens of thousands of dollars per copy (as opposed to the current price of several hundred dollars). What Encore CS6 adds as far as DTS is concerned is just add support for already-encoded DTS audio with or without transcoding. Encore CS5.5 did not handle DTS audio at all even on import.
I decided to return to CS5.5. CS6 seems to be an work in progress. Seems to be a software that was not completed developed, and by the pressures of market place, was delivered in this way. I cant time to be converting my raw material to a format that Premiere Likes. My mainConcept Studio, works perfectely and like Surcode is perfect legal to encode in 5.1, and with better results . I know is very expensive, but worths the fortune it costs.
The lack of MPEG2 support is a shame, and ridiculous.
Maybe someday, in a Year or two, CS6 will be completed.
And still have the problem of not being able to install the suite of MainConcept in CS6.
The fortunes of Adobe is the ability to install via cloud services and users can pay just a little each month. So the malcontents like me who saw that is a bad release, and felt discouraged by this version´s many fails, the missing resources, without many skills with the many formats that were natively supported in 5.5, just drop back and return to the previous that worked well. Thus, in this case Adobe gets rid of long process of justice, because for less than $ 100 no one will waste time suing Adobe.
The worst part of this back-to-the-past, story are the two working days reinstalling CS5.5, then the suites of MainConcept, Boris, Magic Bullet, Grid Iron, NewBlu, iZotope, and another third-party plugins I use. The good of this whole story is that the major flaw was that in the CS5.5 : The Limited Audition, but can now be overcome with the installation of Audition CS6, which brings back many great features of 3.0 that disappeared in CS5.5. Remember that the damn lack of support for MPEG video continues in Audition, but it supports MPEG4, WMV, MOV, which is enough to do a good job of post production sound.
In my opinion, the best we can do is one step back now to do two steps ahead in the future.
Leon Unger.
The lack of MPEG2 support is a shame, and ridiculous.
And also incorrect. CS6, even in trial mode, has no issues with MPEG media.
I ran across this nasty little problem creating a Blu-ray disc for a film festival we got selected to screen for. I am using your workaround of encoding the audio and video separately. I have done this before with long renders as I found once or twice, I have had audio drop out on a very long encode session, but not if I rendered audio and video separately.
Separate video and audio files is the preferred work flow for authoring, not a work around.
In fact, we discover that the lack of MPEG2 support will be resolved in CS6, but AA CS6 still do not import, but PPro CS6, Encore, AE, will import with no problems , and even that infamous error when importing a project from 5.5 , or CS5 in CS6, he says that there are no importers to decode the content, resolves, it is clear that using external plugins like I use, (Boris, Magic Bullet, Mojo, etc.) must be also be installed on CS6, finally, the CS6 is now open smoothly projects with contents in MPEG2 normally as did the previous one.
The problem is that this solution costs about $ 1000 .... !! yes ... unfortunately ... This price is high as this way when purchasing all the modules that includes all exporters standards for digital cinema, as Motion JPEG and other formats used in Digital film.
To work without need this exporters, the amount paid is less.
The whole problem in this story is that WE HAVE TO BUY, AND PAY more money for a software package of plugins to do something that the old versions were already done .
I think it must have a trick with the Adobe for the behalf of MainConcept, to increase their sales.
For CS5 and 5.5 the version of this package is the MainConcept Suite 5.1 and the CS6 version changed its name to ROVI TOTALCODE V6.01.
Another benefit from ROVI TotalCode is the full support of CUDA hardware from NVIDIA. It can be used to import, play the timeline smootthy , better than Mercury Engine, and
can be use to export ( acceletated presets on Rovi´s Settings pane ) , that cut off substantial time in our work.
I hate to accept that this new purchace was the only solution we learn after months of researh , to get this solutions for us here. The most part of our material is in MPEG, SD or HD.
We here love MPEG !!!!
You guys can get more information on their website in www.mainconcept.com.
So with this solution , all tha way we are accostumated, returns. The PProCS6 goes directely to Encore, to generate our BluRays and DVD etc ...
Jim Simon wrote:
Separate video and audio files is the preferred work flow for authoring, not a work around.
While I appreciate the wisdom of adjusting our work-flow, due to experience, to this technique, me-thinks if this were not a workaroud, Adobe would have not allowed Video and Audio to render together ... or at least post somewhere a recommendation this not be done.
LeoSsom, it's hard to follow what you are saying.
PlatinumProductionz wrote:
Jim Simon wrote:
Separate video and audio files is the preferred work flow for authoring, not a work around.
While I appreciate the wisdom of adjusting our work-flow, due to experience, to this technique, me-thinks if this were not a workaroud, Adobe would have not allowed Video and Audio to render together ... or at least post somewhere a recommendation this not be done.
what he was referring to is, the only way (encore atleast) will build a dvd or blu-ray is multiplexed (or is it de-multiplexed?) video files, meaning 1 video, 1 audio, seperate (unless its blu-ray and it's a h264 complient stream, it's possible that way). almost all the options of joined assets, are for digital delivery (like sending to youtube, uploading to web servers, ipod touches, hosting on a local server, etc), or intermediates (composite avis, quicktime files for mac, low quality mpeg for use of heavy effects that are later replaced, etc). if you export in any form of compressed media (sans BR complient h264 file) for disc build, encore will just retrasncode it to seperate it for you since you did not do that for it to begin with, resulting in a generation loss, and a waste of time. may as well skip the middle man and render out to a disc complient version yourself in premiere (seperated dvd-mpeg, seperated bluray mpeg, seperated bluray h264, or bluray complient joined h264) [caveat: the only reason some of us (not me included) export to one stream is exporting to dv-avi video file for dvd, or similar codec for blu-ray, and letting encore decide itself how to encode.... but i prefer to do the number crunch myslef. i get the menu complete and all other misc. assets complete in encore, build a disc image, deduct the size of that from the size of the disc, and then use premiere to adjust bitrate to fill remainder disc space for main presentation. that way i don't have to wait for encore to render a file i could have exported myself from premiere.]
there is no reason for adobe to post this as a recommendation, encore SHOWS US this is the recommendation with how it works
Put that way, I get it. Thanks.
Also, going back to the original question (DD 5.1 SS), one will be Encoding that Audio Stream with the SurCode DD 5.1 SS plug-in, so they will not be muxing the output file, but doing a separate Export for the Video Stream, and then the Audio Stream as a DD AC3 through SurCode.
Also, some Adobe programs do not do the best job with muxed MPEG files. There is a very slight bock size difference, between the Audio and Video Encoding, and that, or something else, seems to interfer with the demuxing, for authoring, and/or editing.
As Jim states, having separate files for each Stream is preferred by most, when doing authoring.
Muxing is really only useful, when one needs to deliver a streaming file, and most players do a better job of keeping the Audio & Video in sync.
Good luck,
srukweza wrote:
Why should this be solved by a third party when Adobe has got a complete Production Suite?
Exactly. This is supposed to be a full production package, I'm not saying DTS, but at least Dolby 5.1 should be included. I had to buy Sony Vegas to have that capability, which I got for only $99 because I had a previous version and they were running a one day promo, but if a $500 NLE like Vegas has it, it can't be that expensive to include, especially when you're trying to market Premiere as the new NLE of choice for pros.


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Paul Bertolli's Cauliflower Soup
Author Notes: This soup might seem plain, but trust us. Paul Bertolli, who was at the helm of Chez Panisse and Oliveto for over 20 years, knows exactly how to make a vegetable become the best it can be. This recipe comes from Cooking by Hand, Bertolli's IACP award-winning book of recipes and essays, and makes for a soup that's delicate, sweet, and smooth as a flannel scarf. - Genius Recipes
Serves 8
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium onion (6 ounces), sliced thin
- 1 head very fresh cauliflower (about 1-1/2 pounds), broken into florets
- Salt, to taste
- 5 1/2 cups water, divided
- Extra virgin olive oil, to taste
- Freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- Warm the olive oil in a heavy-bottomed pan. Sweat the onion in the olive oil over low heat without letting it brown for 15 minutes.
- Add the cauliflower, salt to taste, and 1/2 cup water. Raise the heat slightly, cover the pot tightly and stew the cauliflower for 15 to 18 minutes, or until tender. Then add another 4 1/2 cups hot water, bring to a low simmer and cook an additional 20 minutes uncovered.
- Working in batches, purée the soup in a blender to a very smooth, creamy consistency. Let the soup stand for 20 minutes. In this time it will thicken slightly.
- Thin the soup with 1/2 cup hot water. Reheat the soup. Serve hot, drizzled with a thin stream of extra-virgin olive oil and freshly ground black pepper.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
Comments (229) Questions (9)
19 days ago RavensFeast
It's so tempting to pair another ingredient or spice with a basic pureed vegetable soup, but in the case of cauliflower, it doesn't get better than this - a pure, simple, single ingredient shining. I make this recipe over and over again, year-round. Using great olive oil elevates it. I converted to a Vita-Mix blender a while back and now it's even better - silky and almost decadent. Like cauliflower in a sexy slip.
about 1 month ago Ukes
I tried this the other night and my husband and I loved it! Not bland at all - it's about the subtle flavors of the cauliflower. I had a 3lb head of cauliflower so baked the other half with olive oil, salt and pepper, and instead of topping the soup with fresh cracked pepper, I topped it with the baked florets and it was delicious!
about 1 month ago Loredona
Are the best! Not sure how to edit a comment?
about 1 month ago Loredona
I just made this soup and it was delicious. Sometimes the simplest things in life our the best!
about 1 month ago Nyborg
This is an exquisite soup. Worked beautifully.
about 1 month ago Douglas
a lovely soup indeed. I am not a big an of cauliflower yet this has a particularly lovely flavor
about 1 month ago preppy
Oh I love the cauliflower soup. We were talking about using broccoli instead of cauliflower.
about 1 month ago CookedGoose
Of course you should add whatever you want, but to me, the simplicity of this soup makes it special, though I do use half chicken broth in mine. I'd suggest giving the soup another try with the freshest cauliflower you can find, using at least half chicken broth, and allowing a half-hour for the flavor to develop. The lemon and oil are wonderful additions.
about 1 month ago Celeste
Yes… I love the recipe as is and continue to make it as is. I'm just experimenting with broccoli to have MORE soup.
about 1 month ago Celeste
Good idea(s). Will try that. THANKS!!! Cheese makes everything better anyway!!!
about 1 month ago preppy
Maybe use chicken broth instead of water. I added garlic to the cauliflower soup. If still bland add cheese at end???
about 1 month ago Celeste
OK, thanks. I'm still curious tho, so maybe if I use extra brocc, it might be less bland? Might try. And I totally agree that the cauliflower is sooo good. This is definitely my go-to recipe for soup.
about 1 month ago preppy
It was just not good. Bland. Maybe I'm just use to broccoli soup with cheese. However, the cauliflower was soo good! Go figure.
about 1 month ago Celeste
Preppy… Can you share what happened that made it not good?
about 1 month ago preppy
I tried with broccoli and it was not good!
about 1 month ago Celeste
Hey… Has anyone tried this amazing recipe with broccoli instead? Wondering if it will work as well as (or differently than) the cauliflower (which I totally love).
about 1 month ago Rhetorical
I made this for the first time last night and it's so good. I can't believe how much flavor those few ingredients created. Tried it plain, with olive oil, and then some pesto. Awesome.
2 months ago CookedGoose
I've made this about ten times so far, using 1/2 chicken stock and 1/2 water, and adding all of the liquid at once. It's been amazing -- until today. The batch I made today is good, but it just didn't quite come together the way it usually does. We made croutons for the top, and drizzled lemon juice and olive oil on the top, and it's still good, just not amazing. I will continue to make this soup though, because it is filling, soothing and reasonably healthy.
2 months ago Allyson Quon
What a fantastic soup. I used chicken stock vs. water to make it a bit richer in flavor but I think it was would have been just fine with water as the recipe indicated. The key step is the sweating of the onions and not having it brown too dark. I definitely will make this recipe again.
2 months ago AnnaJaye
This soup is fantastic. I added 1.5 teaspoons of salt and that worked well for me. I tend to go for spicy, salty foods and didn't find this dish to be bland at all. Also used the leftover soup as a pasta sauce the next day and it was great!
2 months ago Sheane Hatch
I drizzled truffle oil over the top. Don't need much. DELIOUS!!!


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